I just finished this guy up, he is the Warlord Games Earl of Essex. It seems that when working on one figure at a time I do better, at least it would appear that way to me. I am afraid painting an army that way would take a bloody long time! I have to find a balance a suppose. It was painted mainly with Foundry Paints except for Vallejo for the base. I tried taking this out doors to photograph but the sun was at a point that it was shadowing a bit, so I had to position the figure so as to minimize the effect. Let me know what you think please...
Cheers...
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Sunday, April 10, 2011
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You're army is looking great!
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